Review: $FTSE Singapore Straits Time Index (.STI.SG)$ 2025 Performance vs Global Peers
2025 has been a great year for Singapore's Straits Times Index (STI). From both a capital appreciation point of view and also an income generation perspective, our STI has consistently delivered and punched above its weight class against global peers.
STI vs Global Peers - Performance (Since Jan 2025)
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(Kuala Lumpur, August 8) Foreign capital ended two consecutive weeks of net selling and slightly net purchased MYR 11.6 million worth of Malaysian stocks last week, compared to a net sell of MYR 484.8 million the week before.
Year-to-date, foreign capital outflows have amounted to MYR 20.26 billion, significantly higher than the net outflow of MYR 4.21 billion for the whole of last year.
According to the latest fund flow report by MBSB, foreign investors turned net sellers again on Thursday and Friday last week, offloading MYR 80.3 million and MYR 172.3 million worth of Malaysian stocks respectively.
However, due to continuous inflows over the previous three trading sessions, last week as a whole still saw net inflows.
The sectors that were most favored by foreign investors last week were financial services (MYR 532 million), industrial products and services (MYR 83 million), and communications and media (MYR 58.6 million).
Meanwhile, the sectors with the largest sell-offs by foreign investors were utilities (-MYR 351.9 million), healthcare (-MYR 108.1 million), and technology (-MYR 86.7 million).
On the other hand, local institutional investors were net buyers of Malaysian stocks last week, purchasing MYR 83 million worth, marking the second consecutive week of supporting the market. However, retail investors turned to net selling, offloading MYR 94.6 million worth of Malaysian equities last week.
The average daily trading volume in the market declined across the board last week, with trading activities from retail investors, local institutional investors, and foreign investors falling sequentially by 3.3%, 20.6%, and 28.8%, respectively.
Top 10 stock purchases by foreign investors: $MAYBANK (1155.MY)$ , $CIMB (1023.MY)$ , ...